The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1907, Page 12

a SERS TM EU TENT Ee POT IT I ETT EI TT 4 ad eaten 9 oe ses 4 = Gece WA algerie i ERE EA r Ls Cee GD OG R. HL Macy-& Cos Attractions Are Their Low Prices. h maids when Policemen Sherr: BOY HIGHWA started in hot pursuit of the two young- D x alors just after thay had held up and rifled the. pockets of Sldnay | Walner, | thirteen years old, of No. & i f JAMES MCGREERYRCQ 0 Spring Overcoats APARK URED ae and Suits for Men 23rd Street. 34th Stroct. t | 5 | coe uate ran up the ntl with a $x re 3 eee eo Be iceman Shea hot on. his. heels RASOLS ; ‘Two : aym: f poy J that the fat po- 3 bey highwaymen fell inte te etn ae ougatipelse fat Bo fhandajot the police to-day after @ Jone nia large girth, he furned on him, dr | @hase{in “Mount Morris Park. They half a f is j @ave ir namics as Lawrence Tilatg, | & ; a fourteem yeara old, and Garihald! Tam f are Borinio, aso fourteen, both living 4t,No. | px t erry ceauant ths An Easter Spread of Garments, Headwear, ‘0 Fast One Hundred and Eleventh 9! i RecA i Se 5 ! Footwear and Furnishings Most Inviting. Everything but the Furnishings in the New Store For Men on the fifth floor. Thé Furnishings—Shirts, Neckwear, Collars, etc—on the a Exhibition of the latest Imported and Domestic Parasols. Covered with + Duchesse, Marquise, Spanish and Prim = *| cesse Laces and hand-embroidered linen, ‘Chiffon trimmed Parasols. Z Taffetas silk covered with Dresden 4. and floral designs suitable for carriage F good taste-is to govern the I selection of your suit and overcoat, then we can promise a series of $18 gar- ments from ‘which to choose that discriminating men will recog- nize as very foreign from the commonplace’ ready - for - wear “There wali great excitement In the va main floor, 34th Stréet side. h d ne R.H. Macy & Co\'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices Eveniihinecoreh Wee : : clothes, or street dress. gE: 2ver) x considered, this is the BEST SHOWING S g i cae EASTER APPAREL THE HOUSE OF MACY EVER MADE! By. every token that a gar- All-the new shades in coaching +... The Clothing section on the fifth floor provides more than regular ment of charactet is known you Parasols, will know these suits and over- coats. They reveal a complete- mastery of the most intricate phases of fine tailoring. The modelling is expressive of the late trend of fashion, and the fabrics are of a class that are far beyond the usual, both in texture and design, The suits at $16 take form in a series of single-breasted models, fash- ioned of strictly pure wool, plain and fancy cheviots, cassimeres in exclusive designs, and blue and black thibets. The overcoats at $18 involve a ter- cies of models in all the new tans, grays and blacks, in a diversity of stocks interest, Here are Parasols made to order of customer's own material, J} Se i — LADIES’ HOSIERY. In Both Stores. £ Sheer “Cobweb,” black lisle thread Stockings. With garter spliced top, double heels, soles and toes. 35c per pair. zi 3 pairs for 1.00 uswal price, $00 1 B INS) ” 34th to 35th St “Community” Silver Bought Now Will Be Good For Easter, 1932. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS’ GUARANTEE—an evidence of the faith the manufacturers of “Community” Silver have in their product. They could almost double the guarantee without risk of the ware Two-Special-Groups-of-Suits — TA HN Fe that may ‘be counted among the choicest the Men’s Store has had since its change of location. $22.50 Sack Suits at $17.75 For Young Men who want a bit more than a dash of novelty. Men of quieter tastes might term the garments “extreme” styles—in the fashlonin and because of such’ Innovations as opzn-vent sleeves with huttons and butt jes, stitched seams jand Izp seams on the coats.and minor departures that remove the Suits from the SI *% Staple Design Class, They are made of velour-finished cheviots in light and medium pray her- ting-bone effects, splendidly. tallored and mede further shape-retaining the ae use/of shrunken French canvas interlining. At $17.7S—Made to sell. at $22.50. ext to sterling silver “Community” ranks—there is no Inter- te grade. “Community” designs are as pretty as any you find ‘ware, and this, combined with the splendid wearing quallty. See oramonity” ware sterling’s strongest /rival. The moderate of “Community” ware clinches the argument with every house- LADIES’ GLOVES. In Both Stores. ° / Mousquetaire, glace kid Gloves. 16 | |} button length. Pique sewn. Black and | : / White Paris Point embroideries. Very; << $25.00 Sack Suits, $22.50 For /men who want Suits in conservative, yet strictly mew Bet of Six. Each. 69 | Ten Spoons ...—--. $1.25 Sugar Spoons .- ..-. ; models, / Fashioned of dark, medium and light checks, overplaids and yi ‘ / ity. air Berry Spoons . bee sitk stripe effects; coats semi-fitting or form-fitting, aye Plain. or ee heehee _ fine anes, t : ay Lee } Cold aeat iiFee $1.21 finished with 114-inch loose cuffs; mohair or princess serge lining. At f ‘Butter Knives .69 $22:50—would be excellent yalue at $25.00. WM VOGEL & SON MH both Finer Grades of Suits on Display i : i Gravy Ladles giz Including the new 2-button Coat models, at prices ranging up to $34.50. : MILLINERY. DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores. af Be a eat : ~--Young Men's $12.50°Suits, $9.94 | Broadway —____- Houston Street A complete'stock of Spring Hats in incl be 4 5 = Sugar Tongs, ‘90 ° Spring Models made of worsteds and cheviots in club checks, all the new models. : Salad Sets... 33.49 plaids and mixtures; coats semi or form-fitting, with long wide lapels; Ready-to-wear Hats for every occa- acne aie 32 inches long, with deep center vents. ne sion:—automobiling, golf, tennis and 3 Young Men's $17.75 Suits, $14.75 tailor-made dress. 3-75 to 15.00 Untrimmed Hats, Flowers, Feathers ‘and fancy Trimmings. AJl the new ; colors. Spring Models, made of fancy blue worsteds and -stri cassimeres. Included is the new Gordon model—coat formfilting In back, lapels long and semi-peaked, sleeves plain or with cuffs; trousers semi-pegtop. Finer Grades Up to $22.50. HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores. % A large assortment of Cravats, Macy Groc HE LEGS IMCS Leather Goods Display. E—Vienna Brand, rich, full flavored and fi ; bean or granu- it : ‘ a tntedy pou cartons; 'fresh asta an regular eairalt Ib; for this Colored Shirts, made of fine quality woven madras—light and High Class Bags, Purses, etc.—Both Pian irre trite seen teres . -16 1) 1 dark grounds with stripes, figure and check patterns; coat models with 2 ‘ yi Gloves, Waistcoats and Shirts. S-Ib. cartons, regularly 94c, sale price, 784.; 25-Ib. sacks §3,78 cuffs attached or with one pair detached cuffs; negligee or pleated bos- DES ea Imported sad) ones, ie ! Cr: ts, —plai: a d It: MAYFLOWER CHOP TEA—Mixed and Formosa Oolong; sold only In 2-1 oms; every garment hand laundered. __An exposition of everything choice and desirable produced by the Ror hots rod soba Cecleeit sy EUS BTN fo Wo. packages; regular price 64c 2 package; for this sale.. +.49¢ i Prices 94c, $1.44 and $1.98 leather workers of this and foreign countries. Inchiding>— : designs in Imported hand-loomed cravat C Macy’s Finest Quality Imported Teas. Bimtlar qualities command $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 in other shops. Automobile Bags, in dull seal, pigskin and English Mo- silk. : é " . i rocco—black, green and wine color; some with brushes and ‘‘van- i Meas Drees Shirts, fade va muslin ce et ule ity” filling; silk and leather linings.........$12.49 to $32.63 inen bosoms, cuffs and neckbands; coat model with cuffs at- A pein ; tached or plain wristbands; $2.00 quality ... Sas qh ert os culls Pigskin, pin a Mares ne Others sold elsewhere at $1.50, here. thers: fitted with purse or purse and card case. 3 6.49' to $24.49 Formota Oolong, English Breakfast, Mixed, Young Hyson, Uncolored Japan, Gunpowder, Ceylon; regular price 99¢ for {-Ib. caddy; this sale at 84c. IMPORTED FLOWER FIGS—entirely new to the American market; each fig In its natural state is washed, then wrapped in wax paper and rappel in §-Hnfolt:24c-2-pound;—woeden-box contafning- 11> pounds >> v.3zaoTy 24, - Gloves,—Fownes’, Dent’s and Mo Creery’s Gloves.__Made of tan kid, grey suede and mocha. Waistcoats,—made of French Flan- Extrissima Sublime Macaron, Ib. .24° | Extrissima Sublime Layers, extra Shirts wi : blimetLavers'!t ‘ 4 with pleated bosoms ....... dandsanoeS “Vanity” - strat % A | = anit; in seal, English Morocco, pigskin, horn back | aree,_ pound ioe aly Easter Neckwear—Complete assortments of the ap- alligator, pin Se and imported Ease leathers; Heyer with powder nel and washable fabrics, stripes, checks, cy igs for, stewing; while they last, 12¢ peri Ib. 1. |} proved shapes, made of rich silks in plain colors, figures, stripe puff and mirror; some with watches......,.. $4.24 to $18.24 and figures. CELEBRATED TEA 7 S, in $ Jb, sealed cartons; absolutely clean and plaid, effects, ; Shirts,—plaited and plain bosoms, and freshly baked; Goodman r, 44¢ eich; poumt carton... c i 94c, $1.44 and $1.98 | Strap-back Purses, long shapes, in leather as above; some pees Rs P j 4 GOODMAN'S. BERLINER PATENT MAT2()TH MEAL; "I-Ib. bag, 10¢; 2- ___. Prices—94c, $1. an Ae 4} fitted with watches...... Meetisonts patentee $3.24 to $10.49 Exclusive designs in Madras, Linen, « Rae SUV gro oss Gants coming cunt emery oeeeu | Lee FOR SPECIAL SELLING: Satin Broche, Silk and Linen, : £ i 1 ' Men’s Collars at 12c—Our specialty—Collars linen both Women’s Hand Bags, in genuine dull seal leather; leather- 3? NOT Appetite Tempters NOT sides; ry, sizes. PEA fo advertised brands of 25c. Collars. lined, leather-covered frame; fitted with purse and heavy leather On Thursday, March the 28th. | DELIVERED From the Macy Bal ery DELIVERED | | ’ -{f-handle; 8-inch frame, 6 inches deep... <<<. qiececmoaneooSS ) Ks} French Four-in-hands. Made of, plain Eas 7 E H. ° FE, ; M Women’s Hand Bags, in genuine dull seal, leather lined; or figured silk. oc aster Fiosiery For Men. == ro«. fitted with-purse, lea — - ee yale 1.007 ther-covered frame, leather handles, gilt-or-gun FAN iwirunreeer nae $2.79- metal trimmed Strap-ba ery. Specials rin Foor, Men’s Shirts and Neckwear. Easter Hosiery for women‘is but half the story—Half Hose for men completes it. u | it i aS j a iments mae ya you wee in any, eer shoe fitted_with powder puff and mirror; in black, tan, brown, green and é ; at —assortments rich with novelties collected by our Hosjery chief in “blue; regularly sold elsewhere at $5.00; sale............. NE iff nothing but | Peuna care; the markets abroad. ‘ Me see) i $3.96 28rd Street 34th Street. Within the week we have received the season's largest:shipment -of novelties, rounding out Easter stocks splendi Oa number Easter Sale of Men’s and ——_—— 2 of them we may say: FIRST SHOWING, SHORES. ’ . “ The stocks are sprinkled with und —special tots] | Women’s Colored Handkerchiefs. b Panesar that come direct from the foreign ma example: i 2 : Ap eaeneins : 3 icles ba “Perri esse 29c a Pair—MERCERIZED-LISLE-HALP™ plack, cadet blue Prize lots our representative gamer cole eee eee poe ——— 0 OS]; - errier’—A Table Water vara anstystays strong, lubtrous tid the crunch of pure] | through our foreign pottice=e pit anor eteihyeands eed uc j = fee) . hread $ilk..Worthall af. balfa dollar z: we had in’ securing them woul lave been offset totally, from an 4 rs CAS New sits America 48c a Pair—NOVELTY PLAID HALF HOSE—very unusual; gray, black, Easter’ viewpoint: First Floor. 5 SHOE 5 e. several years zyie and Rreen! grounsis-Io/cownbination sith sche: ~ WOMEN'S COLORED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, pure Irish IInen, giunieease : a my Wag ; ! : $1.69 a Pair—? SILK HALF HOSE, plain black grounds with neat = great “varie ys ols poltterns| seach i srsceseTteseacees 23¢ ae : : tf E 3 ‘oldered son Insteps. $2.00 value, — WOMEN'S FRENCH SILK For Boys and Girls, ; Splits Similar description applies to a finer grade at $1.98 a pair; a special lot, nish” and very much In demand; each, nee : { Pints Other, New Lines Shown Include: Be ENCH LINEN. 'KERCHIEFS Designed for He Esti and comfort of 48c a Pair= G E LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, lace checks In black, rane ty eae i . youthful eel—approve by eieeruetis ; MEN'S NOVELTY HANDKERCHIEFS, white grounds with colored’ authority, attractive in’ appearance and stripes, or colored grounds with white stripes; €ach........see..0- 15c durable. y : : c Y PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with colored borders; each, Spring Model. es colored grounds with broken plaids In cadet gray; 12¢ and 24: pring els. 4 MEN'S FRENCH SILK-AND-LINON 'KERCHIEFS, beautiful colorings A ; : Se NW: MPORTED PINE LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, plain or very latest novelties—values up to 75c. each, sale, 44c; values up to Girls’ Patent Leather, Button, Dress Boots, Ze Jn lack gauze Lis} mibroidered Insteps; Unt gray, and $1.00 each, sale’... Bias with dull or white kid tops, cadet blue, white, mode, with lem in self and (colors; also very sheer Other French Colored Linen: 'Kerchlefs. 81. : epyT , ath i s 25 t ; - Sieh is Kid ace Boots .$ l .00 A WEEK OPENS meee on ee ne Se hate Meer ian We make a specialty of embroidering monograms in colors to rte one L , with Patent j AN ACCOUNT. $1.24 a Pair | eudet, navy, white and other shades] Match Handkerchiets. Ga ‘Golden Brown Kid" Button Pa ce 4 | with ‘neatly embroider: \ a - : Boys’ Patent Leather Button and Lace Boots, Ne Ry; | alf tops, welted soles. ; ‘ | | dull c ‘ops, a J Mei! 3 Boys’ “Health Calf”. Lace’ Boots, with welted ay ; SRS soles. An excéllent shoe for general wear, | ‘ p olstery, Full Assortments of Men’s and Women's ; itls’ Oxford Ties. Vari | t : Boys’ and Girls’ Oxford Ties, Various attractive A Home of Four $ 00 Open Saturday Spring Apparel Ready. Yourts Voor, , Mad 1 « : RoomsComplete- Evenings Until ; models, ade of patent leather, “Sorosis ey : = 10 o'Clock No motoring goods need this Macy motoring goods store cannot Kid,” Russia Calf and many other leath, Ty Furaished.. £ i supply, in either line—apparel or sings for the car. ti y . . ers. STANDARD QUALITY MERCHANDISE IN, EVERY IN- Sizes 8% to 11 ....... seeentreseeee+ +2050 per pair soniaining. Informs. STANCE. Apparel exhibition; 5 Waeey ss tola Sere Bgeo we ra ' a halted ta Dusters and Raincoats in pongee, mohair, linen and cravenette : “ bay eetapelicatten: ios For Me fabrics Motoring Caps in mohair, pongee, leather, linen and ao 2 % to6........... verre 350 = by ‘ ‘ ‘ . hinies 1 turatad i cravenctted weaves. Chauffeurs’ Suits. ei ; rae re rome are on exhibition at our Slvr >) Ys ales furaleh | ROOMS $¢ ROOMS $ 00 For Women:—Pusters and Raincoats in ponte, linen, eravenetted rate. rae . and rubberized silk, including an extensive collection Complete. . ot | 50 of Imported garments; Motoring Caps and ‘Veils, JAMES McGREERY &60, F | Also, Men's and Women's Gauntlet Gloves, in tan, black, gray and brown, ren ‘Twenty-third Street. ae! Including Folding Gauntlets, 4 Prices Exceedingly Moderate, |» sr